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There are thousands of species of plants and many of them in your local vicinity have probably never been explored. As an enthusiast of flowers and gardens, you probably have an above average understanding of flowers and plants, but you probably still have a lot to learn even about your local area. However, there are parts of the world where you can go to look at exotic flowers that you have not only never heard of before, but also never seen.

Some of these flowers are so rare and precious that flower enthusiasts will go long distances in order to see some of them. It might mean you go on a really affordable and cheap trip to the south American rainforests or it might mean visiting amazing locations for luxury holidays. Whatever the case may be, you should figure it out sooner rather than later… and we will show you how.

This article is going to focus on a few different places of the world where you have to visit if you like flowers and want to learn things about gardening. You will find that some of them are off the beaten path and others are absolutely necessary for any enthusiast with the means to travel:

#1. Amazon Rainforest – you can go to the Amazon either via Brazil, Peru, or a host of other places, but it is important that you are able to visit this region of the world at least some point in your life. The vast majority of people who enjoy taking vacations of this sort find an abundance of flowers of different colors hitherto unknown.

#2. Russia – it might seem odd, but Russia (and the Russian people) is home of some of the best gardening in the world. While there are many parts of the year and regions where nothing grows, you can find Russian peasants who have perfected the art of cultivating crops over extended periods of time. There are few people who have the skills as these do.

#3. Alps – some places may be inhospitable, but the Alps still manage to have certain types of plants. These include flowers, such as the edelweiss, which are very rare and seen only in these high altitude regions. The vast majority of people who go through the Alps never see this, but if you are a flower enthusiast you can make sure to keep your eyes peeled for these beautiful flowers.